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| J. Robert Oppenheimer Brilliant, charming and extremely insecure — a dangerous combination. |
Niels Bohr A giant of Physics with enormous moral and physical courage — also unbeatable at ping pong.. |
Madame Curie The Mother of Radioactivity loves to feel the burn. |
Enrico Fermi The irrepressible Italian with the triumphant grin. Madly, passionately in love with Physics — and Laura. |
Laura Fermi Long-suffering wife of the Nobel Prize winner. “Enrico, I iron your shirts every day. How seriously can I take you?” |
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| General Groves Doesn't suffer fools gladly — or Nobel-prize-winners either. |
Werner Heisenberg Everybody loves the Golden Boy Genius. Until he starts making an atomic bomb for Adolf Hitler. |
Lise Meitner As brilliant as she is shy, Meitner uncovers the secret of fission — and the world is torn apart. |
Ernest Rutherford Great God! The big bluff Brit discovers that the teeny weeny atom has an itsy bitsy nucleus. |
Leo Szilard One of the most original minds on the planet. With an infuriating personality to match. |
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| Edward Teller Maniacally intense, the brainy Hungarian with the crazy eyebrows is trouble. |
Heavy Water The Big Wet Guy’s great at producing chain reactions. The Nazis want him bad. The Allies want him dead. |
Uranium Has a terrifying split personality. |
La Bomba Ladies and Gentlemen, this Goddess is a Bitch. |
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